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Key tweets, and it's all gone to Hell.



I don't know the ins and outs of the PAC12 network very well, but on its surface it seems like rejecting a partnership with ESPN is likely an unwise choice considering there seems to be zero interest from any other legit media partners (ie Fox/CBS/NBC or the likes of Amazon). Of course partnering with ESPN would probably greatly diminish the role of the current PAC12 network office....hmmm.
 
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It gets better...



So, basically, the PAC is now rolling the dice when they could have added years of certainty and a friendly relationship with Disney.

Old Big East did the same thing and ESPN tanked the league. P5 about to become the P4?
 
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With football and men's basketball seemingly trending upward, why lock into this deal for 12 years? 12 years from now we'll be grossly underpaid again. Outside of the current bump in pay, I see nothing good about this deal.
 
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IF...and it's a big IF, Terzi's sources are right, then it's showing that the ACC has gone irrational and into panic mode. They will have left their core principles behind in choosing a new member. Instead they will be bowing to the threats of the football powers by bringing in the team that is hot NOW. Not two years ago....just today! If true, the sad part for them is that these very same football power schools are likely to switch conferences soon anyway, regardless of who is added now. Adding L'ville is NOT going to keep them in the ACC if the B12 or SEC come calling! This would be very short-sighted on Swofford's part! The negative for us is that, when something happens to someone, something that they never anticipated could possibly happen, like a charter member leaving their conference, then irrationality can surely set in.
We're going to have to admit, it did work out for the ACC. Hope Clemson wins the next 2 or 3 championships.
 
It did work out for the ACC.

Long term stability, ACC network...sports success...

In 2012...the vultures were circling, the pundits had the conference on the death watch....
 
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